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Conservancies report more conflict between livestock and wildlife over shrinking water points.
By Amina Hassan
Nature and conservation editor, Mombasa
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Conservancy managers say a longer dry season has pushed herders and wildlife towards the same few water points, raising the risk of conflict.
Several conservancies have begun negotiating grazing schedules with neighbouring communities, an arrangement that worked during earlier droughts but depends on trust built over years.
Nature and conservation editor, Mombasa
Amina Hassan edits The GreenScope's nature coverage and reports on forests, wildlife and the coast.
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